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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18
Ice cold soda at westlske's, 5 canal-st


The following letter from the celebrated
composer, whose beautiful songs are known
from one end Of the continent 10 the other,
Will 5. Hays, Louisyil.e, Ky, explains
itself:
LOUISVILLE. Ky. Sept. >. 1913.
MEssss. ID. IL. BALDWIN Y Co.--Crentie-
men: feel il Gaty owe - you. Is well
ss myself, to state that | am more than
pleased with the J. & 9. Fischer Upright
Grand Piano, style -. 1 purchased from
you some time ago. The more use It the
better IL seems 10 get. ami the more De.
lighted 4 am with IL. ] regard the Fischer
Piano ss one cf the bcst and swcetef toned
instruments in the world Whenever
ind j better made. ssesier toned and hand
somer Piano than the Fischer" I will
come TO the conclusion that art. inventive
genius aud mechanism have reached the
point Of perfection. I ntii then will cling
To he Fischer 7 ooagh of you, and he
satisfied that. aided by my new piano.
can compose swesier songs. and more Of
them, than with any other piano in the
world / think am acquainted with all
the qualities requisite 20 constitute a flne.
sweet toned, well made and se-viCesb.e
piano. and Gm zlad - say have gof. ard
and intend 10 keep = piano Of which sTu
.dsily proud ! am truly end faithfully
yours WIZ 5. HATs.
These celebrated instruments are kept for
sale az JuHJ A. T. FEirDsrCE's
.ti ard - fRnaI-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18

t1s tas giags vaere minister ia
vaniesi ssssd Rev. jean crahsu At fs6
South Divisiou-st. few minutes before .
g cciocS saturday sVering he was in
'ormed that he had struck The right place.
ara VS. usnsrsa into the prsssnce OF an
elderly eoucis ami few friends. sna ~
tori2et that t1ey wished hiu I'd PERFORM
ullfiFEe CEREMONY He vas s0nlsx h It
surerisst = en t0id fhst ig was the old gen
tism7n ard lady who Wished ~ 80 iai-a4
or the te whicn tftn q happiness or rliser-.
Joy of sorrow. out after the usual praiinis
1efies be nsffs tlefn clan and wife in .4,1a
iCrr. ttccr murr. araf - wa= ffe
happy zr,cnl. ar8 ths hride>of ahenf the
ssue sge - roc uotasr ~ Monroe DursAe
fhe rop1lsr .a1st,o-ti of ths Lswrsnce Honse
q Pam veil
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18
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sc..s.fg ala a.ss Fossr u 10 oasFssitA
AfaJ.
The con- nsrci-l craTsl RS 81. ac.d thelr
s1asa. s.. az ~ - ssaf t2.s Gig Aozss-l 80
lllail4s 81 s@ft 4o1l1-
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mans sl.a-1.s eeEa have osZga - ds-
crt11s.
Iasls afs e.enfg Of zamg black BASS "A
aIsai flfss. 1sftealrasf pad n2n SD
90 a's s-lariag csic4 "a s-s rapids oelos
t-e 4--4.
a u.-lrsl ~ policemen aEtifei ia c.ti-
Lsa 0slilg 4ege aae sg0tt.18 tae saloons
.-s- . 20. -..1 els Roil-s tl.4rl 1lc4et aai4
Dc l.a,c1aiiy decreased.
Pa Age4eg- LlelF fssoke Hall and
Captain a4-f ~ ias Salvatcl Army vent
o. f--t.ae >sl4sl4Y llgaE - orga1-ze .
4eT 4l.lg lost.
lfEesl Gsger. the lite son u 81 and
Ass George orysf ef rs Llg 9Estcn S.,
r4s baptized ry Lsg. Carl J. q. Elnczs oi.
f1e 0sll1aa Latnefzb Emanuel eau fch
yesterday
i. IS currently funors1 taaL Richard
SeL1rnsisln sol 1denuzi clerk 0i y. ?.
CLAW an,l Kiss lralle Graham ths hand
sfue 4a4 als0u Dlishsd daughter 81 Pail
lEalam. t1e sg.csr. Niii be alarEled on
W-aeEsC-F.
sd. E g. Fox bsS received a letter an
noeec - s1e teata % bis little zsandcal!d
aa1 aeIesl-- the .nfaut soa Cf Ar. aa4
A-s. Duane =. Fox, 0i ~ Washington Tbs
ehl.i 1led ol ch0.es4 iGlaatlm ~ lae 3ge o.
lear.Y sevrn montas
George Terrell se1s 70 I0cia foI two years
f1r sDootng James Mccullough. bad IN
easy Sc 2s ooa2xssper until wbea be
iucu.red t1e fispieasegs 0s the officials ~
81 sooeTl-g ord Es alI vas as gnsd 50 hard
lzocs 70 oas of ne slops-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18

Business Dull Eserywhere. Except at the
Foot of I,orS


Foot of I;0rst
With he exception OF One. business in
tee dasrsnt courts Of The city has been
rather qg.et for tke past .ex weeks. Police
Court has been crowded With business and
proves a great attraction 90 reporters and
curious spectators. Clerk Tc-e- thinks it
isn't quite night and looks green with zeal
ocsy at the ciesSs Of .he other courts " hen
they close up their offices promptly on time
azG iske fneir way home, while be is busy
VIII long ir1et saloon. or bawtv house
case. or else drawin- complaints for viola-
non OF the saloon ordinance.
~ regular sessions will be held \ the
Circuit C0Url until the centen1ber term
oPe1s and tEs onasing clerk, e. l.. Harvey.
now pFssidss every dav st his desk
IN toe C0unty CLERKS Office The Judge
griUds cut givorce aud 0t ler ninor cases in
BIS private office aad Court Ofticer CoSsBs
sssisfs TIE Sheriff IN hunting down crimi-
mas. Court NesseDzer Wilae Fairfield =
a.wavs about when wanted and i univer-
say lked for as obiztrE manner.
Jrege Perkins and Register Hioe have
Eot ne nigee sia-e II affairs ocCasionsd BY
tae sudden departure 0f the rascaily Judge
tclielt a1cat straighte1ed 0Ut in ste Pro-
osfs C0urt
over 8 .hs Superior Court everything is
10 ship shsps AID attorneys and others
having business in that tribunal express
their sspsfaClou &c Jgdge BurlinEsrce and
s me.nocs Of dealing cut Justice. Clerk
mas 7. EaihcGn. Court oGccT Cook and
Aesseusex frsus Parker are al good fel-
ioEs and con onscisnti0us ofiice holders
TIE officials cf the United Statse Court
So vigorously preparing Ter the October
term and secord ,Iial Of the famous
Reeves. lempsins efssch of promise case.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18

While hatnirs stovs IRE n. e. n SN
Raiirrad oridSe TesiarisT. herman DYKE.
ras found auausensnt 5v diving 10 he bot
tim Of re river. WhEs examining ths
heantiss q he Seer h 5,und Hrht are
w1ica t3a evidently teen rrys- xsss-
si1ce ths Hni'3ing cf fhe hon-, trsr+v-
e.zht years sr0. TIE hsr3ls ~ss us1,srk
sciv Tel preserved. bar TIE are had rgste5
s~sv anrii is presented almost = hs-sv-
ccn1 APPEARANCE. l Ha curiosifs ,- -
rev srd rsu ee srer n the window ,f sfs
rsr reEas Erstto Offices
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18

Rose Robinson, wife Of George II. Rob
i1son. for several years property man a
smith Opera House. died Saturday Of IN.
tsrunittsnt fever st the h0ms OF her parents
ia south Bead. Ind. Ms Robinson was q
well-known actress. being su9wn 70 ths
stzse a. Bose Stevens. Aftsr her usrTisse.
swo years ago. she retired from the stage
NJ ard Ms Robinson eft tne cifv
Wednesda7 % spend tse summer vscstson
With relatives. and The sasder death vii
IS a surprise 20 Mrs.. Rotins3ns large circle
~ trends
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18

Manager s1ifh = making several i'm
r~orsrreu5s on bis pcpuizr theatre au,onz
~rfe~ is fre ~ .arr-nz of fse hsico1V 81,
he acro-, ~ncdstfon If the increased m m
hr- ~ nrsieians which hss s-n1l0ssd for
e-v- season it vi - ilisuinaied hv
lsrze inrancescent Light Tie ioohv an
Ear -aen wil siso be reiecorsfess hesore ths
opening Henry snyder res snxszeS wstt
NJ Srifh FIR The c,nisg seasou. snd y
eren = barte1 shou ard oatn rcorss il ne
>~s se<s~rss fersrsus of he theatre.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18

We have considered thsm-a Whole box
Of them They we're sent dowu - tals Of
nee ~ Dan soeer. Of hssaygo. IL appears
that Dan went out fgOg hunting on Friday
and egery time he speared Al : frog be
caught water lly. IS hen be arrived
home be found himself lhs pcssessoI ot
tea or alteen bushels 0l water lilies AID two
small frogs he sent the hiie, - this once
aud gave tns frogs 10 tne poor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18

Carroll Guphl. employed 6y 5I'l & Green
IL a. \ driver vas suDsfrucx IbursdaT
era uarfg He vas taken - his sister 3
residences N the Wenhsm block. hut a
condition vas net thought % he se- %
until Yesterday morning a5out CLOCK
N.s5f-ai All was uur1o1e1 nut
The uar died a. aoout clock
t,uriT wa > man shout years ~ sgs
strong and rohrst az was for many year
e-,VlcVaf ~ Thou.s Friant - cosChna
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18

During this month srd August Comp
ton Bros. 100 South DiVision-st. will sell
sll kinds Of furniture cheaper than ever
known IN the history OF business. Their
line is complete, their ST. .e the latest, and
last bat most essential their prices are TN
doubtediy the lowest. Call and see them
before purchasing elsewhere.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18

"boIdtn az morning. slINef AT noon ahd
cad al NIGHT, IS the old saying about eat.
ing oranges. but there is something inst
Is figolly named Golden, and can De taken
will benefit a. any bonr Of the day. This
IS Or. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery.
literally worth It's weight ia gold TO any
one suffering With scrofni0us affections,
impurities of the blood. or diseases OF The
liver and lungs /, is uni4ilins. b drug
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18

J r. Sfrehtsky. eeneral agent for ih'
Roper & Baxter Cizss C0mpau has 70
turned ron feteskev where he made
splendid display - tbs Phsrmaee1tics
meeting. The show-Ceses IN which Ar
Strsniskv displayed bis goois we're admired
hv every bodg AID were from the firm ~ 5
Herman q soma o. fhis cry. AeSs-s. Hey
man & SONS Who rosuufeCura these cases
we're coa3olinsnfed ~ All > 70 saw them
The Roasr < Bsxter display ef cig3Ts uss
ore of The faest ever sse0 snvEhere and
local serretsrv Harrooi made e mistake
ia admitting ~ inferior display ader ~
bad gwen Nr s5Fslitszy fhe exclusive right
Nr s. however. bv h.s 5nerslitv with abs
Pharmacists m sisaau srsis n friends f0i
hts honse and ais gods.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18

SHILOH'S NITALILER Is what you
need for Constipation. los Of Appetite,
Dizziness, and al symptoms Of Dyspepsia.
trice 10 and - cents. per bottle
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18

The oalr exclusive Baby CsrriaSs Store
II fhe ri.si States is At 80. 175 Wabash
ave Chicago TIE large and hesafifli
sisn.sr Fl fhs cslshYsts3 Holman Ad5 ssts
BE Baby CaFrisSes "a the won1er snd ri 1e
~ TIE rrouls of the grsaf Norrh ~sst Sea
aSrertis issraent IN srotaer column of tais
rsper ard ssnd i5F their handson1s csta-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18
90 Mtiiion

GROUP. WHOOPING COUGH and Rron-
chitls Immediately relieved by Shiloh's
Cure
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18

II you want to keep cool, call at West
lakes drug store, Csnal-sr., and drink
Malto.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18
Pianos and Organs at Extremely low
Prices

We shall offer Cor few more days before
removal extraordinary bargains OF pianos
and organs. Ii you contemplate buying
within the next year, do not fail TO avail
yourself of an opportunity seldom offered.
Call at once. w. ". kiMBALL Co.,
2 CSpai-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18
Canal Street Coming to the
FRONT,

With Steam Laundry and in fact, with all the
modern improvements of the present age. The
Eagle Steam Dye House finding that a Steam
Laundry on Cana-st.. would be a decided im prove
ment and convenience for the public in the neigh
borhood, has opened laundry and will call the
same
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-18
LAWNS AT

J "a. q, & and 9 cans
Olher houses get G, 7 9 add
II 1-zc for the same goods
, 1887-12-15
Reduction Feared.

SALT LAKE, u. r., Dec ll.-,rhe Chamber
of com nierce, OF Salt Lake. adopted .he FOL.
lowing protest against the reduction of the
tariff on lead ores Resolved by the
chamber of Salt Lake that we earnestly
protest against any reduction OF existing
duties eniparted on lead ores. Such reduc-
ton would ruin thousands OF our people
Because the lead.slver mines of this ter
ritory are worth fifty million, producing
three and a half millions annually. Should
all the ore dressing and smelling plant be-
come u total loss, it would reduc. the
freight earning Ut the Utah railroad so per
cent. and throw multtudes out Of employ.
ment, and paralyze all our industries
There CAN be no object gained by reducing
the duties on these products, sufficient to
Justify so enormous an injury to our peo.
rle. A corresponding injury would, by
such reduction, be inflicted on the people
of all mining states and territories and
the destruction of silver.lead ,ining and
smelling would reduce the annual produc-
tion of precious metals in the United States
thirty million dollars. 1t would also ma
terially reduce the entire business of the
east with the mining region aud thus affect
the freight earnings of the railroads in the
country. The board directors are author
lied To take such action for the projections
OF industries Us may be necessary.
, 1887-12-15
Horrible Accident.

Yesterday afternoon at about
quarter to 3 o'clock II most frightful
accident resulting in the instantane-
Gus death of Charles Guilt, Il young
lad OF about l2 years OF age, occur
red ~ the cracker factory on Main
street, 1t appears that the boy had
got on the elevator, which is run by
steam, with basket OF crackers to
take to the upper floor. While on
the way up the elevator caught and
the lad laid down aud looked over the
side to see what was the difficulty.
The elevator Immediately started up
and caught the boys neck. The fore
man OF the upper floor WAS near by
and hearing the grating noise caused
by the bones breaking, he jumped for
ward and stopped the elevator, but not
before the head was almost severed
from the body. The lad did not have
time to utter u sound. The sad acci-
dent created CONSERVATION among the
employees and they we're all allowed
to stop work. The unfortunate boy
was employed by Mr. Dyer just week
ago, and his duty WAS to brush off
crackers. He was warned time and
again not to go near the elevator and
was told not to ride ON it only few
minutes before the accident occurred.
The managers Of the cracker factory
are deeply gr;eved over the accident,
bnt they are in no manner to blame.
The boy wrs son of Mr. Guilt, who
owns ~ feed stable on Main street.
The sudden death was n terrible blow
to the parents. The coroner was no.
titled but did not consider it necessary
to hold an inquest.
, 1887-12-15
Order of ElkS.

New IORK, Dec. l2.-The general lodge
of the order of EIks were in session all day,
1t was decided all annual meetings shall be
held in this city, Officers were elected as
follows: DR.. Hamilton Lach, OF Washing
ton, exalted grand ruler; John G, Jones,
of st. Louis, esteemed leading grand knight
Percy S. Williams, esteemed royal grand
Knight Emi Boulier, of Louisville,
esteemed lecturing knight; A. G. Mpreland,
of New York, grand secretary, and Hugo
O'Neil, of New York, grand treasurer; II.
9. Chamberlain, grand filler. Trustees; j.
J. Tindall and Henry Palmer, or New York
Frank Moran, of Philadelphia, and Simon
Quinlan, OF Chicago.
, 1887-12-15
Damaging Evidence.

BosroN, Dec. 13. There wasa large crowd
in attendance at the second .day of the trial
of Mrs. Sarah.J. Robinson, for the murder
of her sou. Jas. Il. Shepherd an officer oi
the supreme colony of the united order OF
Pilgrim Fathers, testified tat while Robin
son was Insured for 81 COO in that order, the
policy being tor the benefit Of Sarah j. Rob
nsOn. y. II, Sawyer testified to Willles
sickness, at the table on Aug. 4th, after
drinking some tea which his mother poured
out tor him. G.. +. Alexander testified that
he heard Mrs. Robinson urge her son TO
ioin the united order OF Pilgrim Fathers,
and the witness vas present when Willie
yielded.
, 1887-12-15
Excitement Over Cooper.

New TokR, Dec. 12.-According to re.
ports from the Hpcla and Calumet mine the
lire has destroyed the supports in the main
shaft and abOut an acre OF the mine caved
in. All hopes of saving property have been
abandoned. The property canhot be ,.ut in
working order short OF two or three years.
Last years yield of copper in this mine was
about two-thirds of the copper yield in the
lake Superior district. In London, Chilli
bars have advanced two pounds per ton,
and closed amid great excitement with no
sellers in the market. Excitement OH
change in this city Is immense.
, 1887-12-15
Convention Opens.

BALTIMORE Dec. 13,-rhe second annual
cnnven ion of the National Federation of
Labor met in this city to-day. The dele
gates were received by Mayor Latrobe, who
addressed them and rendered the hospitali-
ties of the city. n b. Talbot on the part
of the Baltimore federation of labor made
an address of welcome. A committee on
credentials was appointed and the conven-
tiun took recess until . 80 p. III,
, 1887-12-15
Terrible Result OF an Accident

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Dec. l2.-W. G..
Grinter. u well known stOckman of Muncie
Kas., and w. II. Raque prominent cit-
zen of Fort Scott, went turkey hunting
with a party of friends, Saturday, in Ozark
county. The party separated. Grinter hay
bone which Raque mistook for a turkey
and seeing portion of Grinter's head fired
II load OF buckshot into it. Grnter, sup.
posing il had been done purposely, fired.
killing Ruque instantly. Grlnter fingered for
half an hour and then died.
, 1887-12-15
FRANCE.
GENEROUS BEQUEsTs,

PARIS, Dec l2--'rhe funeral of Madame
Boucault was attended by the employees of
in legacies from $50 to $1,000 to the en-
ployes who have been in her service for
ten years; $4,000 to associations for young
wOrkingmen; $50 600 to NJ. Pastenr and
numerous other large bcquests for chari-
fable purposes, including $4,000 for the
poor OF Paris.
, 1887-12-15
Killed by EllCtriClty.

CrNcINSArI, o., Dec. 11,--James
OConnell stage manager OF
Charles Andrews michael Strogoii
company, was struck dead by an electric
current, which came down the bell wire
when he rang down the curtain at Robin
sons theatre, last evening. Miss Collins,
who was engaged to marry him, is almost
heartbrOk.n by the event.
, 1887-12-15
A Holocaust.

CHICAGO, Dec. II "A daily News special
from Huron, Dakota says: Report reached
Huron to-day that the tarm house of NJ.
Harris, fourteen miles from Washington,
burned last night and the entire family, nine
persons, were burned to death. Another re-
port says Mrs. Harris and six Of her seven
children perished and that Mr.. Harris ard
the eldest child, u daughter, escaped severe
ly burned.
, 1887-12-15
Democrats Win.

BosroN, Dec. 13.--'rhe votes poliod in the
municipal election to-day aggregated d.,
4s7, Of this number O'Bricn, denocrat. re-
ceives 28,G31; Hart, republican and indc-
pendent. - SG6. The common council will
stand fOrty-three democrats to twenty re-
pubicans. The city undoubtedly has been
carried for license, but the total vote cannot
be given as yet.
, 1887-12-15
Gard of Thanks.

The Sisters wish to express their
most heartfelt thanks to all those who
by their help, their gifts, their attend
ance and their notices have contribut-
ed TO the success OF the fair, and there
by have enabled us to realize about
$4,000 for the hospital and school.
, 1887-12-15

BERLIN, Dec. l2,--The Krevz Zeitvng as
serts, on authority, that England, in event
of war. will send a fleet to operate i'll the
Baltic and protect the coast of Italy. The
consent of parliament, says the paper, is
not to be ask ed until the moment comes for
putting the agreement into effect.
, 1887-12-15
Drunk and Drowned.

Special Correspondence to the REVIEW;
SEATTLE, W. T., Dec. ia man known
as Long Tailor" was drowned yesterday
oil Colman's wharf. He, with longshore-
man friend named Arkins, were some-
what intox icated Sunday aud
walked onto the wharf and stepped over
board without knowing what they were do-
ing. Atkins was rescued. Taylors body
has not yet heen found.
, 1887-12-15
Shin Lost.

PHILApELpuIA, Dec. 12.--W. II. Oakford.
a merchant Of this city. has advices of the
loss of the ship Alfred Watts, upon which
his son hud taken passage tor Japan. The
Watts sailed from this port curly In Octo-
ber, and il is said she tonndereh when but
board have been lost. Two PERSONS said
to be seanien, were picked up by passing
steamer and landed at Liverpool. The Of
ficers and crew numbered twenty seven.
, 1887-12-15
Not Dead, But Sleeping.

New YogK, Dec, lI.--Senator A. III. Col.
ouett, of Georgia, addressed the American
Temperance Union at Chickeripg hall to-
day He eniphatioally declared that pro-
hibiton is not dead IN Georgia, despite its
recent defeat.
, 1887-12-15

ing the code defining the qualifications Of
voters also u bill amending the code relat'
ing to the protection of fish aud gsuie.
by Elder--A bill making IL illegal for any
hut rpUoIniSrd military COMPANIES To
parade under arms; Local organizations can
parade with side arns
The following bills were read second
time and referred: House memorial No. !.
house hills 10 II, ls, 10, 81. 81, -, %, "a,
25, 20 and 81, and c"uncll bill No. l.
Thompson Introduced bills to establish u
territorial board VI health and to regulate
the practice OF medicine.
Adjourned
THE COUNCIL.
The council met at 20 o'clock. Cook ab.
sent.
Lewis introduced o comprehensive bill
providing for the appointment by the gov
ernor of three railroad commissioners u
hold office for two years and receive $1,000
salary annually, each three districts are
created and they must give ten thousand
dollar bonds each, and employ u secretary
at $500. They are given arbitrary powers
and complete supervision Ut the manage.
| neDt Of railroads AS to operation aud
charges. No discrimination shall be al
lowed, and five cents is the maximum pas.
senger rates. Railroads must make exhaus-
tive annual reports To them severe penal
ties are prescribed.
Sharpsleiiis notary public Dill passed.
Lewis offered bill appropriatny $lO,-
600 fo. the territorial university ut Seattle.
which was read twice and re.erred to the
education committee.
A bill by Steele regulating the practice OF
medicine was read twice and referred to
the hospital for insane committee.
A joint resolution by Gabel. providing
for the appointment Of a special day to
visit and investigate the new Wal q Walla
pententiury, was read three times and
passed,
Steele presented petition signed by
many electors asking for IA change in at
tachnlelIt laws, to give creLitprs some Sc
curty. 1t was referred to the judiciary COM
lnittee.
A petition asking for the removal of
Duncan Rock Was referred to the commerce
committee
A bill providing for the relief of ]. NJ,
Vansyckle was referred to the claims
committee.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-03-31
MARRIED.

N-PENNELL.--On March as. 1887, in
Napoleon, o., by D. W. Frease, ]. p, Mr..
Uriah Sohn to Mrs. Cynthia Ann Pennell.
aR1sT-WI1LIAMs.-At the residence of
Mr.. James Burke, in Liberty township, Hen
ry county, o., on March 9th, 1887, by Rev.
Isaac Hudson, Mr.. Jacob A. Segrist aud Miss
Lille May Williams. At one o'clock the
guests had gathered to the number of about
twenty five, and few minutes before two
O'Clock the company were assembled in the
west parlor. The contracting parties were
conducted into the room and was made one,
and when they had received the congratula-
tions of all, the wedding party were marched
to the dinner table, spread with all the luxuries
of life, and prepared by the kind hands of
Mrs. Burk to which we can safely say all did
ample justice.
Miss Lille is the accomplished daughter of
Mr.. Edwin Williams, who lost his compan-
ion eight years ago, at which time she went
to brighten the childless home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Burke. The bride showed us the pres
ents from Mr.. and Mrs. Burke of such artic-
les as are useful to begin housekeeping with
and we assure you they were numerous and
handsome, and we feel that she has been am
ply repaid for her devotion to them. May
their lives be happy and bright and may the
blessing of the good Lord rest on them. W